Vibrations
I appreciate your attempts to get clarity out of Anita but I honestly believe it is a fruitless task. The problem is that you think that the word "vibrations" has a specific meaning in the real, physical world. And you are, of course, correct.
But no matter what words Anita uses to try to link her use of that particular word to physical reality, what she is doing is simply using woo-talk. "Frequency", "higher state", "vibrations", "another level" are all words and phrases that the woo use to give voice to their nonsense. There is no solid, reality-based grounding to the use of these words.
Thus, any attempt on your part to get Anita to clarify what she means is doomed to failure. It's like asking her what the frequency of her feelings is. Not how often they happen, but what "vibration" causes her to feel the presence of, say, a kidney. It is a bogus concept at root so any attempt to clarify it is just adding more hooey to the pile.
Thank you for speculating, but you are as a matter of fact incorrect. (For those of you who don't like this stuff, have the decency to skip it rather than read it through and then complain because you didn't like it. When I don't like some of your posts I skip them rather than complain.)
What I experience is a genuine, although possibly entirely synthetic, experience of vibration. People can have internal experiences that are quite legitimately described as an experience of color, of sound, of taste, or even of vibration, even if all they were were a synthetic experience created by the brain and not derived from the outside world.
For instance, a person might experience sound-hallucinations, a real experience of sound that is indistinguishable from a normal experience of sound, with the only difference being that it was not triggered by the intake of soundwaves from the outside world.
You are suggesting that I am using the word "vibration" in the common way that many woos do, where various abstract conceptions are arbitrarily graded along a scale and assigned a "vibration" based on the person's own and rather subjective assessment of its quality, ie. "good or higher vibrations" and "bad or lower vibrations".
I actually have an
experience of vibrations. Of course, "vibration" is a very broad and general term. Sound is vibrations, color and the various forms of electromagnetic radiation are vibrations.
What I feel translates into shapes and landscapes, but they are not smooth surfaces. The landscapes are composed of small-scale vibrations. I actually feel the cyclic nature of those vibrations, so they are not a continuous or straight-line quantity.
If you consider a vibration being a
sinusoidal wave, which is the most classical way of representing the physical significance of what a vibration is whether a soundwave, wave of light, or even waves on the water, the sinusoidal wave experiences a repeating pattern of changes within its quantity, or extent.
Electromagnetic radiation, which includes light and color, is actually composed of
two interwoven sinusoidal waves, one being an electric field and the other a magnetic field, the intensity of each wave changes continually in a periodic cycle. In the way that sinusoidal waves are drawn, the waviness represents how the intensity, or strength, of the wave keeps changing as time passes. It is one of the fundamental aspects of a vibration, that its intensity changes periodically, in a smooth, repeating manner.
In the electromagnetic wave, the electric field grows stronger as you go uphill in the picture, and then starts to decay as you go downhill again.
So, in terms of its physical significance, a vibration is a quantity with a repeating pattern of changing intensity, growing and decreasing and growing again in a cyclic manner.
The best example of a quantity that is felt, that everyone can relate to, is temperature. Imagine feeling heat over a candle, and cold over icecubes. Then imagine a detailed arrangement of candles and icecubes over a table such that it creates a felt landscape of temperatures. My experience of feeling vibrations is similar, in that it involves feeling a quantity that contains variation which then builds up a landscape that is felt.
The shapes of the feeling correspond to vibrations, however, in that I feel cyclic or periodic changes in the intensities of the vibrational substance. You can imagine feeling a sinusoidal temperature distribution, if you imagine an air conditioning unit that would emit heat, then gradually decrease the temperature until emitting cold, then going up to heat again, in a periodic, cyclic, sinusoidal manner.
If you could feel the quantity of temperature, you might be able to construct shapes and landscapes based on the patterns of temperature variations that you feel. Similarly, I feel a "quantity" that carries patterns of variation that happen to come in vibrational patterns.
Sinusoidal vibration represents the easiest form of vibration, however. Vibrations can be distorted in numerous ways.
Here is an example,
or here. The distortions within waves can be used in technology to represent information. This can be used to manufacture waves that then travel across a distance, are detected by an instrument and then translated back into the information, by reading the various distortions within the wave pattern into corresponding information, like a language. And we all produce
soundwaves, to which we have assigned a meaning, that then travel across distance, are picked up by others, and translated back into significance.
And apart from waves constructed for communication, science also takes advantage of vibrations that already exist within physical reality, since many types of wave-behavior indicate some information about the system that is under study.
Visible light is an electromagnetic wave. The different colors depend only on how fast it changes the intensity within the ups and downs in the wave, red does so the slowest, and violet does so the fastest. When visible light hits objects, some of the colors are absorbed by the material and other colors are reflected out, and those that are reflected out and hit our eyes we see and that is one example of how vibrations that are already existing in the world around us give information.
There are also many ways of using vibrations to probe the surroundings.
Ultrasound uses soundwaves, and
ground penetrating radar uses electromagnetic waves, to form images and "feel out a landscape", a landscape composed of a vibrational pattern.
To feel a vibrational landscape, of any kind, one would either have to send out a wave that interacts with the structural information within the sample, to receive back that wave and read the changes that are in it that reveal the structural information, or vibrational information within the sample is emitted and then received and understood in terms of translating the vibrational patterns into corresponding information.
So what I am saying is that it is possible to feel something best described as a vibrational pattern, and that I am not simply abusing the word. All the little ups and downs, and
complex patterns,
mean something to me. The felt shapes that come from the vibrational patterns turn into shapes, and landscapes, that turn into information and meaning. For instance, one vibrational structure feels like nitrogen does, and another feels like hydrogen.
The complex landscapes of vibration build up into textures, a feeling of weight, of density, of texture, and touch. And when I feel into the vibrational landscapes that I find across a human body, those felt shapes build up and turn into images of tissues and organs, and an understanding of health.
I can't help it. It just happens. To me, it is probably just an expression of synesthesia, which I have, because to me, letters and numbers also have shapes and colors. But what is uncanny is that I knew that Dr. Carlson is missing a left kidney, and other interesting accurate perceptions that I have had. So that is why I am investigating. Still.
BTW.
Brainwaves. See how a vibrational pattern corresponds to the concepts of thought? So you should understand that similarly, if someone were to feel a vibrational pattern, it could translate back the other way into a thought. If their brain does that.
